Chap. 24 Sec. 2,3
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| Why did most of the revolts fail? (Sec. 2 ) | Most of the revolts failed because there was a lack of stability. As well as a lack of strong allies and support.
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| How were radicals different from liberals? (Sec. 2 ) | Radicals wanted democracy for all and favored drastic change while liberals wanted elected Parliament to hold power (mostly middle class business leaders and merchants.
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| Why did France’s Third Republic fail? (Sec. 2) | The people had different views and split.
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| What was the driving force behind Russia’s industrial expansion? (Sec. 2 ) | End of Serfdom helped Russia advance economically.
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| Why might liberals and radicals join together in a nationalist cause? (Sec. 2 ) | They knew that they were all living in the same country and nation and both wanted to support it.
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| Which aging empires suffered from the forces of nationalism? (Sec. 3 ) | Ottoman, Russian, and Austrian.
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| What role did Garibaldi play in the Unification of Italy? (Sec. 3 ) | He united the southern areas that he conquered in Italy.
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| What advantages did Prussia have in leading the German states to unify? (Sec. 3) | Prussia had a powerful army and led German states to unify.
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| How can nationalism be both unifying and and disunifying? (Sec. 3) | It unified people through language and patriotism but disunify them because they could break out into a civil war.
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| Why did the Austrian, Russian, and Ottoman empires face such great challenges to control their land? (Sec. 3 ) | They had many different groups and could not control the diversity.
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